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Yes & No I had flash on during all three shots, but The first two pics were taken farther away having less "false" effects.nice pics - and real flattering. is that intense blue due to the flashlight? i've never seen them look so blue irl.
There's a dull brown looking A. seemanni, and then theres a black A. seemanni, and then the black with blue from leg 2 forward. Chances are that some people have crossed colors.how many color forms of seemani exist?would be interestin to know more about the different varietys if there are any.also i wonder if these are mixed up in breeding aswell?
:drool: WOW that blue seemani is stunning! I had no idea they could develop such color. Beautiful!:clap:
The first two pics are most like what the T really looked like. The third pic is one of those freak incidents where the flash photography along with a very fresh molt allowed for a very luminescent almost electric appearance.@YouLosePayUp
Wow! That's sooo blue. Mines not that strikingly blue.
Best of health to your pets.![]()
This T has carried the blue for a long time almost never fading. It molted June 8th, 2006. I will try and get photos over the weekend to show what it looks like now.